Electric MTB

[kev.t]

Just bought a giant stance e2 myself, these things open up a load more terrain etc than a normal bike

[kev.t]

... and look at the verticle climbs they do

[scoobydidler]

You've joined the e bike fraternity Kev! Nice one. You'll not regret it.

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[Pint Master]

IMG_0221 by Tony Lacey, on Flickr

I bought this about 5 years ago and always regretted not getting one with rear suspension , I ve done 400 miles on it since the lockdown and for the sake of my aged bones have ordered a Specialised Levo Comp , Bike shops have apparently been busier than they ever have been over the last few weeks.

[Treadtrader]

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I’ve had this a while and will admit to not using much, but being stuck at home and needing the exercise I’ve been using it every day. Living on a farm I’ve been riding around the fields, good fun. Went to take it out this morning and found a thorn in the flat front tyre, easily fixed though.
No rear suspension as Pint Masters, but it came with a fancy seat post that absorbs the shocks without soaking up the pedal power.

[johnnyboxer]

IMG_0221 by Tony Lacey, on Flickr

I bought this about 5 years ago and always regretted not getting one with rear suspension , I ve done 400 miles on it since the lockdown and for the sake of my aged bones have ordered a Specialised Levo Comp , Bike shops have apparently been busier than they ever have been over the last few weeks.

I have a Levo Comp too
Fab bikes

[garyboy]

recent new works on the national cycle network

20200416_171754 by gary boy, on Flickr

pic, a while ago, of a local trail.
There has been loads of money invested in out UK national cycle network.
EU area 1 funding .. hope it dont stop with brexit, the funding, not the source.
Look up sustrans ont interweb.
You may be surprised how extensive it is, especially in South Wales.

[Pint Master]

Although they've now changed their name The Rough Stuff Fellowship was one of the inspirations behind the formation of the TRF , rsf.org.uk , don't know their views on electrically assisted mountain bikes.

[johnnyboxer]

Although they've now changed their name The Rough Stuff Fellowship was one of the inspirations behind the formation of the TRF , rsf.org.uk , don't know their views on electrically assisted mountain bikes.

Thanks for the tip
Good site

[Scott_rider]

I’ve borrowed my mate’s Electric MTB because he’s in the vulnerable category and is isolating for the foreseeable. It’s a Bianchi but made under licence by Ducati . I kid you not. Anyway, it’s got the Bosch Performance Line motor and a 400w battery. It’s also been de restricted with a dongle. I have to say that I’m very impressed with it . It’s easy to maintain a constant 20mph with hardly any effort and 30 mph is relatively easy as well. It also climbs really well in the lowest gear and I haven’t noticed the extra weight over my standard Scott MTB but it is heavier when you pick it up, clearly. Today, I did 15 miles on it including 2 monster climbs and I used half of the battery in 2 hours but I was in Turbo mode all the time which is the full power mode. As I say, I’m very impressed with it .